Sentence examples for striking points from inspiring English sources

When using striking points, it should be obvious, but do not actually strike your partner, and do not aim directly at your partner.

And in surveying Uncle Tom's post­publication career, he makes a number of striking points.

There are striking points of affinity between the old G.M. way and the new Google way.

The more striking points on the tour are its architectural highlights.

A number of striking points to consider: Peter Mandelson has been given the title of first secretary of state.

One of the most striking points is that the Admiralty will seek to obtain the ownership, or, at any rate, the control of an oil supply at its source.

Which brings me neatly to the second striking point in Hypponen's lecture.

One striking point is that different groups deal in different ways with the same food in accordance with special capacities.

Perhaps the first most striking point it demonstrates is the number of targets that the Guardian were working towards last year.

Then Papas made another striking point: that "guests also retain the ability to take action against hosts".

But, and this is the striking point, we are the only country where the rich have been hit as hard as the poor.